A constitutional order exists through time. Its present state is the accumulated result of ratifications, amendments, statutes, judicial decisions, executive acts, administrative rules, and other exercises of public authority, each acting upon a legal state inherited from what came before. A system designed to model constitutional government therefore f…
The U.S. Constitutional State Machine
Replaying Public Authority from Ratification to the Present: Constitutional Provenance and the Detection of Structural Drift
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